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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
l. West Virginia.
Marion Shriver and Others

Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
l. West Virginia.
Marion Shriver and Others
vs. In Chancery
Hampden z. Shrlver and Others
The object of this suit is to have stated the &C
counts of Hampden Z. Shriver as executor Of the
viii of William W Shriver and as trustee under
a deed made by VIM. W ShTiyersn wife on the
18th day of June, Is Z and as trustee under the
will of the said William W. Shriver and TO have
restated, and suTCharged and falSihed, the &C.
count stated by the said Hampden z. Shriver as
executor and trustee before a Commissioner of
| the County Court of Ohio county, West Virginia
in the year ISIS, and now ofrecord in the Clerk s
office Of sid County Court, and 10 have the said
| HAmpden Z. Shriver removed from his position
formative TO have bond with security required of
| him as such executor, and to have such DEGREES
against him and with reference To the estate OF
| the said William W. Shriver, deceased, rs may,
| upon such proceedings. appear to be proper. And
| il appearing from affidavit filed in the cause
| that James hriyer and William Shriver, two OF
| the defendants named in the ill., are non resi-.
dents o. the State of West Virginia il is ordered
/ that the said James Shriver and William Shriyer
| do appear within one month after the first pub
LEGATION Of this order and DO what is necessary "a
protect their interess. IL is further ordered that
this order be published ana posted as required by
| law
Witness, John W Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court.
at the Court house of said county this 9th day OF
July, 1887, tOwii: July Rules, 1897.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
PubliShs q the first time July 7, 1857.
Attest - JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
HENsY NJ. Res Ell, Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
! jy7Oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE Iscu TcoUKr OF oHIo COUNTY.
l. West Virgin q.
The Albuquerque fAt;onal Bantl
Va I'm ChAncefy.

l. West Virgin O.
The Albuquerque fat:onai Bank)
Archibald c. wilson II and o.h.n In cAA''f'''
The o ject of r. suit IL 10 recorer on behalf
Of plaintiff The ,nm Of ISL a. . i'm interes On
Z Ia ~ hereof from the first dsy Of Nay, p58,
until paid; i,0zi.N tr' reof Il the ME q
eight . ef centnn ef anrom frOm November T.
Of e. eve Per centum PEI srnnm from the ieh
day Of eepteubef, 81, until - d. fnnn the De,
fe6dant, Archibald C. wIIso- as . nembet! q
The nra Of n. y. Thompson 4 co., compossd q
Wilson ~ e &. -. IA i asehi.d d Whoa saa
70 subl.ct the psopeny AMI sstafe o. the = q
Archibald G. Wilson in this State 70 the paynent
Of the aid de,t sith Interest and C 90 and also
" recover on b half Of the plainii6 the Ike
Of the rsfes and from thedates sf6resssd hon GO.
rinne u WiIs5r, N pinist' sihx Of the ease o.
ohn Wilson. donesscd, and 70 sub5ec1 ins
son. sdnipisrsiriI q Aforesaid 70 The psypsnt
OF the aid dbl with fnte>est and 1oaa Apo
- dax ne from IN a6usytt 6led 10 the canS
thn the deien anb. II. .. Thompson, wip1eno
son Corinne H. wilson, sdmInbtssthx 2: siore
,aid, and uey b. Wilson are non rs11enuo
the 9tste a W.a Virginia, and the platptin ~.
inx. - kules heid fns the said conJf On ne ~
Mondays July, lsl, fled IN smended ball tntSS
D wiho-. Archibald c. wiboa. Cosinpe y. VI
sun, EdminStssthx - sfoss hsid and Ln5 y.
Wilson DO sppeas within one month 49, -
dsfe o. The 6nt publication Of this order - "a
What b nece>4afy 70 protect Their ietes ssii
tksf they plead 10 o. answer ach assesdsd ~
Il q fnrthee ordered ihat this osdsr b pabbsnea
and posled = required by A.- - -. IA
Wines John W. Mitchell, fIesf q o@ ~
Court, at the Court HoonD o. 40 cg1ny:
% d.' q 'a'' i WI =. hsisTs:aaEiZ c;si
Published the hsH dr. July q. IL:
Atte4: JOHN ". nIIchhALt CA
Gsy 9 2 ALL ssd hssss u 49,
heisou Sse pastsnk Usos0
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-12
sfer Sui.
TOR SALE.
UARM FOR SALE.

Tha .,hscsfber viii sell or trade for smaller
properly near the City Of wheeling lam Of us
Acres On Big wheeling Gress T gorss orr NJ
~ Goo% fr,iit: Water IN Every Field; two Cot.
- and Cold well Water, son e rain; Good
Tsnces. plenty Of Limestone and Coal cropping
out on the land. A purchaser Gad ~ WING INC oef'
gain. 49, ,,so Main a Whee,in,
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IIIPltrtDtITEl ATTRACTION
U uTtn HALF / MILLION DISTRIBUTED !
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

incorporated In 1868 for % yeals By the Legiks-
ture for Educational and Charitable purpoecs-
with q capital Of 81, 0o0 000-to which q reserve
fund of over $50, 90 has since been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote tn franchise
was made part OF the present State Consti,n.
ton adopted December ID, A. u. 1877.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people OF any State.
IL never scales or postp0nea
It's Grand single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the 5emi-annnal
Drawings regularly every six months June and
December).
Asplendid opportunity 10 win fortune. Sew.
enth Grand Drawing ClAw q. in the Academy OF
Music New Orleans, Tuesday, Jaly II,
Iss7-2OSth Monthly Dnw!ng.
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selfveptiIat- pCrnlrC0lInne
MHvUt I Ing American nllnIbtnAlu na

ais awarded al the Cincinnati Industrial Expo
sitions. These are the only Refrigerators filed
non-conducting material known for the purpose,
and are undoubtedly the best and cheapest ar
ticle Of the kind in the market Every kefrige-
rator guaranteed as represented. Call and ex-
anime before buying, or send for Prieelst. Whole
sale and Retail Depot l2i Main St., CINCINNATI, 0.
JOS. W. WAYSB. hsnrfsstHrer, myo
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10 one student lover fifteen years Of age) for every
SO population in eaah county. Eight cadets mot
less than l6 nor more than q years old from
each Senatorial district flrnisht d with textbooks
and stationery, besides free tuition. Full courses
are offered for the regular academic degrees In
Art and Science. and Taught by a full corps Of
competent Instructors Student may also pursue
q partial course. A thoroughly equipped Chemi-
cal and Physical Laboratory, and Museum Of
specimens In Geology, Natural History &c A
fine Library. Two fourishing Literary Societies
Prizes for special Literary and 0rstorial excel
lence. Students are permitted TO enter any class
for which they are prepared, in any study. A
preparatory department, directed by one Of the
best practical teachers in the county. Law
department, fully organized and In successful
operation. A thorough course preparatory 10 the
study Of Medicine. Boarding and lodging g. 50
10 80 80 per week. Washing sl00 10 $l-50 Der
month. Total expense per year, $40 70 800, ex-
elusive Of travel and clothing The scholastic
year opens first Wednesday In September. For
further information and catalogues address E. N {.
TURNER, Ii. d President, Mofgantown, W. Va
jul5
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Capital Primo, $50, 900.

2l7o Prizes, amounting 70 100
Application for rates " clubs should be made
only 70 the once Of the Company In New Or.
leans
For further Information write clearly, giving
full address POkTAL NOTEN, EKprN
Money Ordersor New York Exchange In ordinary
letter, Currency by exprc~ (at our expcnae) al
II. A. DAUPHIN,
Nov Orleans, In.
Or; II. A. DAUPHlN,
Wnshington, D. q.
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANs NATIONAL HANk
New OslesHs. -.
MEM EM D. En- that the presence Of uenerna
Beauregard and Early, who are In charge VI the
arawinp, II guarantee O. absolute fairness aud
Integrity. that the chances are all equal, and
that no one can possibly divine what number
will draw prize
REMEMBER that the payment of all Prizes
II GUARANTEED ny TOuR NATION.
Al BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets
are sign,d by the President Of an Institution.
whose chartered nights are recognized In tbs
highest Courts: therefore, beware Of any imlia-
lons or ansdymOua schetnea jui6eWAsgt
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Hsm Advertisements.

uvANrED-A COMPETENT CooK-MUsT
w have good references Apply to MRS. J.
w. PAXTON, 800 Chapline Street jyi2q
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UANTED-A JoUREEYMAS BUTCHER
At 21Ss Eoff Street g. II. MEDICK. jyl2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

cambria, lie; hero Al. 7xc; fidelity "A. 7hc;
forget me-not, &c; John Hancock, 7hc; Lang.
nam cambria, SC; ne plus ultra, exc
Cotton checks-Black Warrior, 7lc; Caro-
lima, &c; Southern, 7i4c; Georgia, &c; Missis-
s!ppir &c; Utility, CSC; Ottoway, exc; handle.
man, I1iG; Greenbriar, "a
Observation-Disclosures exc; Little Rock SC (;
Cliie's cAoiCe SIC, Bell d q 7 Ike; Blue
Ridge lSC; Mt Vernon = lgc; ut Vernon d
P l7c; Mt Vernon T l5]1c; Norman 2oc :
Richmond lac; Surrey lGac; Burment Ike
Golden Peak zoe; Old Cabin SC; Tecumseh lshe
Waterloo Ike,
Dress Goods-AmeTican 5eI8c; imported ls
csc,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES staple checks, Ike;
ADos&eag novelties, SIC; Amcske2E lotus, &C
Caledonia staples, =. Gi'IC; Elnsi&ie drest
styles, SIC; Glenn Falls dress styles, sc; Grey
lock dress styles, l0l.c: Horm2n6ie dress styles,
sac; Lan2dale hook iOli. SC; RenfreW dress
styles, sac; RGnlreT DoUclined, 1910; Scotch
fancy, &C. fotk tavor!te, I&ci " arsaw, nc;
zephyr checks, &c.
Col0red CamJrics-Rossmore lst, SC ; Garner
rolled, &C; MasOnvilie rolled, 5hci Slater 4
soma rolled, SIC,
Brown cottons-Atlaaac 4 "a, &c; Atlantic P
-, So c. ACriatiC LII a, SIC; AGriatlC ~
&C; ALASKA A, G}lC; Al.GndalC A, &c; APP
pleLOn i II, &c; Argyle family cotton, exc;
black crow, Sc Clifton o {, &c DERBY
: I, &c; GraniteV!l!e L, s &C; GrSniJeyiLe Il =
Il. SIC: HarshsI "a. 4c; &asinis Z "A. SIC
WHISkI-&eCtlLed 81 lUcl so, as per proof
sour mash, tTo years cid, 81 e0cl 10; .hret
years Old, s. az 20. fancy extra old WHISKY
= gg15 90.
WaOI-Sp:iEE clip, bright medium, I.e2lc
ltgLt me, 4cc, coarse, l3Iltc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
Daily Review.



FORT WORTH, TEX, Aug. -, 1887.
Trade wss very heavy in wholesale
lines to-day, with fairly good trade by
retail dealers.
Coffee has advanced on some grades.
Note advance on canned goods.
Lard hes advanced, and meats Rave
tendency upward.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
The volume Of business done Is still
limited, bu. as the month advances signs
Of increased interest are observable,
With SCENTS the demand continues
moderate. With io5bers 3 slightly larger
distribution is reported, without, how
ever, and special actiT.;y. Cotton goods
are IN steady movement from agents Oh
back orders, but new business is limited.
The demand for dress and department
goods from jo35ers IS Of fair proportions.
No particular change is noticeable IL
wo0!e1s. With The exception Of cheyiOts
the market fJr mel' wear goods is Fat1-
Ct inactive. The latter goods still meet
with ready sale in the face OF previous
heavy orders Wool dress goods are II lar
movement. New business in hosiery Is
light. II foreign goods fair aggregate
movement : 10 be noted ia Woe.eEs.
Dark silks are still in good sale Brad
streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
GENERAL Markets.
Produce and Prori.iona.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 2-.-Flour-Steady and
unchanged. Nheat {. a, &C higher and firm !;
msrket opened steady and advanced regularly,
closing st the top; No. ; red cash s97 C !;
september 64-, Et-7 c, closing 81 t9tIC; october
1JG-I c, closing 81 IL c, November So;
December - G75c. closing at IS. Corn was
s little better; most Of the trading was IN ssy
s. =. closing ST 5>--c; November 3s- ell sy
-. a43sc, closing 4I-c. 0sts firm; fca SO
2+-.c; august 24s; September 24'.c; Qetobsr
sc; May 500 Cornmeal frm az s. shf2 q
Pork Irregular; new SIS q, Lard Ss2os6 aS
Dry salt meat, boxed shoulders s. 5QSr long
clesrs 8 So. q. %; clear rfss SSeeas u; short
clears - -. BsCon-BoIed should Sc I2ls
long clears $ SIX; clear ribs S ssk snort
clears s. 1899 -. Hams steady ST So O0fl4 CO.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 22.-W hest was slightly
better st opening to-dsys September standing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
AUSTIN.
-. Gsrzs Extrsdition Matter
Oh i,,tsntiarv Boards Meet.

=. CARA ENrHollioh !heA'ech'
ri o. tp.nitentiary Boards Meet
,pl'0 I 81. 'pu l.lzo;te
9EiYl ~ Of the Cars extradition
p. received from Esgle Pass by
Z: W. ~. to-day. As is known, c.
':'13' Nexicsn editor of Piedras
5sIi +,arn Judge Ke.so's report it
3; . - paper had contained ar.
:: G.:.1 I've 10 Governor GaLan Of,
I: i1. -5 - was badly wanted back
s.-i 80 ar t1e purpose OF being COM
7.s-1..S ...-.-.s the articles. On g
/. % ~. an accompiice in our
:. s-es \ gras October Il last
Z ezratiion was signed
81. -r.sre.sco Naiiuo styling
~ rs. a5Ga Of sc cistrct Of
X. - %. whose o1licisl char
gr.aeutcsced. The var
90 --.-.-5 Nv Governor GaIsn's
r. ..-v Judge keIso on eX-
s.. ,-s..r T uud Garzs's otense
- H. 7-..es sD3 f0r this and otner
'.-t-..a % give Cara up 10 the
mo. i. Is said, intended to
~.- andrew Thompson 81
- med his employers
.-E.a order for DAT Of
s- ven four years on TWO
---- served out MS forgery
-- Ross yesterday parconed
1t meeting OF the cap
.--zr, boards was held to-
+ error Ross was present
lin Comptroller Mccall,
-.ll.es. ard Att0rney-Gel-
Commissioner Ha-. be-
Z mmi.siouers Lee and
-~7 -lera. Walker were also
rgEl,entary authorities
-1-sct VITA Contractor
t-~,1 q. .ac cast iron forming
nv csa 10. dome The time
.--.- and me RISK panltei I ary
IL furnish tle iron IN
which was several
..-s ..ut-s tor expects 70
s-..rs guiding, Contractor
.-.~al 1T proposed % release me
p - 3. rs...ies from the cJntrac,
..,.a allow me substitution
--.~ -.u us.es3 OF cast iron il
communication to this ef-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

GALVESTON, TEX, A1E, ---Cofee NJ
stOCEs n. 70 market.

GA1TEsToS TEX, aug, ---Cofee- No
stocks zul o market
SANTOS, Aug. 21-Cofce Good average
1850 res per 10 aI'ss. Receipts during Iss.
week, 1880 bags. Purchases for the JLiJed
States. 2l...J bags; Gle frances tOr the United
states 1000; stock, $4,000 bags.
RIO DE JAHEIRo, A-g. -Cotee-Regula1
first sos refs per 10 kNos; good second >ltJ
reis. Receipts 1or the wees, 100 bags;
purchases for the United States, 20 %;
clearances for United states, --,-y- stock, $50
COZ bags.
NEW YORK, Aug. =. Coffee = Spot
fair, Eio firm a. y sc options higher and mod
eratsIy active: sales 1000 usgs August
SIS 2;e,,3Q; September 81 -51.> s.. October
SIS +56le 5l;NOvemJer $, = : =; December
SIS 5i6le -; January - ESQ : -; IetIu y
SIS 65ciS >; March - s51I, =: April IS -
ais -; Nay SIS So sugar 8 shade easier,
tair refining quoted 81 l. s., refined steady
demand ard Isir. Nclasses Gull. Rice steady.
PORK steady; family mess 81 . cut meats
drm: Lard s2sde lower; sPot > s'e5 -;
November Sc slG6 e..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

: &c, p, Aug. 22.-WiIlism
! .'SsA I Chef OF Police Brokawss
!, = Ata.-y SHOT in the abdomen
:; sas >,2ez this morning by Paddy
i =, AcG:sw has been arrested.
>...ra We. known politician snd
!. M u Aa?Or McCslliu. he died
'''''z MS morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
The Fort gorth kza7nets.

streets.
,,--,77,,,r, -,,,.,,, - = . ...,.. III
- ~ 5, ~ q -, q" u ''ll'oi ,,
=, - ar - 49,, 80, 'tic 81, r'0t b.
;, i i,' - "@'0 '-O' o'i-0- 1'''
CHEEe e-7i beer Grades 5s and Ohio factory
~ ~ e 49, ~ i1iS ,err0f
! ~ \ - 1,JD p isices per uoLeh. re
-2l-es' scamp y o5' Igi'Lcs 's -
~, = ~, bs : - st'gG. .0S - - = l1s
! y yU' tomatoes STANDARD, lbs = ~; secon9s,
! lbs :, l0s u ~; green CON - Nc 95'
S6eeE s7 o nc - so9 l zcs
; ~ j Sol s6:-I,. Va. ] n s-:5nsS -:salnan,
! ssr3,ra. ',1a-irs, = N - iTrno-Ioi ~ 81
-. "a, 81. s,re,r1prr.-e > ms VI n. ntsokbay
4 rles : BE Green CAGES s: Eagle condensed
( 1,rk = *
u a ,.,-.. ,-
FEfIITl %Tb 5'-T VEGETABLES II Lemons.
:, -'--a mr. los 1000 ono .ttrT nv,
I - =.ea-,. .-,,.Ias 90 MI, I'm rnyas IN
cze: tomatoes, ore third Ju boxes, Fl 45a
icy Goahd; nav '5s gesns, 4c; han,dpteted
IN DUs, medium bbls, 3 d.; large Inns 4ci
1anar9a. 3 OgG4 80 per bunch.
FI,otE-lies: aa.ents. s. y J.e- loo lbs; halt
! -atents, = - :thi.d grade = ~.
FUEL-Mc later coal, car load on traol al
yard ; il dellyoreIl ) 50; 4cAlistor Goa, 5 70
.u tons N yarG 5 -, delivered = - Nc Aii4s-
is- ooai. . Q tons, at yard S. So, delivered
5-I-. NJ Ulster coal ton, q, vsrd s. -: daily-
cred s. Bib; Nc Allister coal j, ton. a. yaru = So
delivered $ ID: lIcA,iis,er coal 4 Tor. at YARD
s. %, delivered ) -1i hcAlisJer coal, less tnsn
ton per 10, at v.rI i5c: Penn -.varIa nara
coal, tons, 81 yart 81 81, delivered ST. 01;
Pernsvlyanfa ha-i coal, j ton, at yard 81 90,
delivered So ST: Penrsyivsnia nard coal
ton, - ward y6 u.s. delivered u ST.. blacksmith
coal ion, al yard So 10, delivered 80 81.
| Cord wood ! cord delivered i a.; cord yyaod.
cord sejveTea :! Is: st5Te WOOD, co2i.
: GellyereE 5 gg:siova wood ,. cord, delivered
) s.
GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFFS-QEo be-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

ale SIS We. Us tie most
: asi-c1 { dispelling headaches,
w.. . cleansing the system
few 1oses of ne pheasant
y p: SAT remedssS yFup of
s,ss. aes gently, yes eSsetively,
a. t1eorg rz sou WHICH 1t sc:s,
-s- s sssrmay oeformsa:
b So,e1 o-.y Nsne CalifaIp isFg
a2s1y, ssh Francisco, Cat For
h.. 81 ) bottles by Milton King,
- 5oc. Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
''' a--e>-=d tJr Emb Element.

's' A--e>--d t1r Emh element.
7 >N#, AHI, Aug. 22.-post-
D Massey # Hacke.t City wss
Z .'.--Es t--I 5u,y, 81 the instance
.-..---v -saec.1rS HanCock ard
- l--.-- aim with em1ez e
=. ! noe -.5e- and poStsi funds.
N----s5 "ss appointed 10 sct as
: -, 49, 81 appointment 5 made
:. -Sgs'-1e-t. MsCAey Will De
:, -sse morrow, where his case
=, - :. 5>,-s,ej IN the | nited States
g : Sc cd citizen Of Hackett,
WAYS >-g03 wei. Clsyelsrd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

PIE, anu every euorI Will pc maze 70 In
duce the Indians TO return quietly to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
Sales 100 bales
New YORK

S2w YORK, AUg. = -Couor-spot closed
trm al IL. advance.
Ordinary, ] I6c, good ordinary, G. low
ntttlinC, 2 7-ItC mid1linC. I3-lfc: GOOD u d
ding, luI-l5c, middling tair, l0l-lfc.
sales 1901 bales.
STOCK = 81 bales, GCtua..
Futures opened steady a; an advance and
closed quiet bu' steady. down ! to points.
Sales 100 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

rrst crop is snort N Cuero, New Braun
fels, San Antonio and Somerell, the re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

turning fraternity snd reunion. The new
issues raised II the south since the war
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

VIII sIarve. Inc IUss OF the rice neIu
laborer means the abandonment OF the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

the train. 4 fceight train 10
behind was 81, pped 8 few ys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

Orouse, the inIaut Sun oI IneOuore au'
Ella Grouse Of For. Worth, died her,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

ST LoUIsvNe,, Aug. 43.-Wooi-S steady sIt
firm but aschsnged. .,.ssyzi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Higher; Futures Irregu-
lar, in Some Cases Higher, in
Others L0wsr-MGney Market Easy.

Wheat opened Firm and Advanced stead
lily Throughout the Day-Live
Stock transactions Brisk,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-23

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IL Il ,Ssg 81 ~'7 9ss.s y" ~ 80
New Offices.


TExARBA>A, ARK, June q, 1887.
The Texes Express Company lss ex
tended its services over the Kansas City
end Psris Extensions q the Gulf, Colo
rsdo and Ssn:s Re Railway, and over
the Sherman Branch Of the s.. Louis,
arkansss and Texas Railroad, opening
oLices st the following stations:
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FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH CoNsol

ENGLISH CoNsOLS.
LoEDoN, Aug. .2-CJnsols closed llI -
for money; silver iUI-sc.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Aug. money on can easy q:
a. per cent, osld offered ~ + per cent.
Pine mercantile paper { saJ per cert. err
ling exchange dali and unchanged. ~ 81 .l'.
for sixty CAV bills and II - Tor demand.
Total sales Ct stocks to day 26f.l45 sharCs.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2-.-StOcks and bonds
closed at the following prices bid:
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but for the life OF him he didnot know
what to say. Mrs. Holt the Wears
vile began to think that they had bet
ter retire. The situation was becom,
ing insupportable, when the painful
silence was broken by the opening OF
the door, and, to the bishops sur
nr1se. MI. Sargisson entered theroom.
As no ala ala 50, the vicar %Sa;;Sif;SsSeSSSS
something in his ear, and as he was
about to retire again the bishop stop
ped him.
"Pray do not go, Sargisson," said
his lordship. "You have arrived
most OPPORTUNITY, and will
now, l trust, be able to ex'
plain an unfortunate incident,
which on.- consideration for you has
prevented my speaking about" And
without more ado the bishop told the
story of his morning in Sargisson's
room, tonlng down the incident oil
the cold sponge to the best OF his ablI'
ity. ..
sargisson did his best to look seri'
ous
~ must apologize to your lord
ship" he said, 'for such an untortu-
nate occurrence. This is the first ever
heard OF it, but / think l can guess
how 1t came about. Mother, will you
90 and fetch Mariory?"
The last remark was addressed to
Mrs. Holt, who rose and lett the
room. The bishop looked towards
her in evident bewilderment.
"But l thought, he said, that this
lady was introduced to me as Mrs,
Holt"
"My mother married again after my
fathers DEATH" explained Sargis'
son.
"Ah!" said the bishop, as a light
broke in upon him, land Miss Holt
is"
"My half sister. On the morning
your lordship has referred to, / had
promised to take her and a cousin for
a day up the river, for which purpose
we were all to meet at Waterloo Sta
ton. lean only conjecture that the
young ladies determined to call at my
chambers first to make sure that
was up in time, and that Miss Mario.
ry, believing me to be in bed"
"Had recourse to what school boys
used to cali cold pig" said the good
bishop, turning with a smile towards
Marjory, who, at this moment, return.
ed with her mother, and took the prel.
ates proffered hand with evident EN-.
barrassment. at IS a very effectuai
process, my dear, but l hope you will
remember in future that it is also
dangerous. Now, we will sayno more
about 1t, and l shall hope to see you
again at the confirmation at Wen.
brook next week."